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Spotlight MOROCCO Issue dated 03/03/2011

CES, a tepid remedy from royal palace

Faced with widening protests - new demonstrations are planned for March 6, 13 and especially the 20th, named "a million to march," - the royal palace has responded by setting up a Conseil Economique et Social (CES). The forum, among [...] (548 words)

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House cleaning in store at palace

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"Clean Linen" operation to counter Feb. 20

To prevent the still-simmering street from focusing its fire on the business dealings of the king and his cronies, Mohammed VI is taking pre-emptive action. He has set the Cours de Comptes (Audits Court) at the very center of a [. [...]

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Mohamed VI’s own revolution

Mohammed VI ’s moves towards establishing a constitutional monarchy came as a surprise even to his closest relatives. For instance, [...]

Spotlight MOROCCO 17/03/2011

Looks like end of the road for PAM

Fouad Ali El Himma and his Parti Authenticite et Modernite (PAM) could well be headed for oblivion. A first major change triggered by the February 20 Movement was El Himma’s virtual disappearance from the radar screen. [...]

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How "Mali" is making friends in Paris

Co-founder of the Movement Alternatif pour les Libertes Individuelle (MALI) which backs the Movement du 20 Fevrier, the journalist Zineb [...]

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The bill for cereals set to rise Free

Morocco’s Office National Interprofessionnel des Cereales et des Legumineuses (ONICL) could well resign itself to importing wheat again. It currently [...]

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Mohamed VI picks lighter diet

With the street finally beginning to grumble in Morocco, royal circles are doing their utmost to shield king Mohammed VI. [...]

Spotlight MOROCCO 25/11/2010

Heads Start Rolling over Laayoune Riots

The events that rocked Western Sahara are obliging Mohammed VI to punish those deemed at fault. The riots were a slap in the king’s face. With Rabat working to justify its sovereignty in the region by promoting growth, 15,000 people [. [...]

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The Kingdom’s Rebellious Youth

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Mohamed VI Sorts Out His Assets

This is going to be an "asset management" year for Mohammed VI. The Moroccan king plans to take his personal portfolio in hand, and the forthcoming merger between Societe Nationale d'Investissement (SNI) and its powerful affiliate Omnium Nord Africain (ONA) [. [...]

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